Extra Flashcards
What are the two forms of anti-trypsin deficiency? What are the symptoms of each?
Null = A1AT not detected, causes emphysema
Piz and PiS variants = liver failure
What is the difference with GGT in PFIC 1 ad 2?
Normal or low
What is the cause of benign intrahepatic cholestasis?
Less severe mutation of PIC1 to SCEP, presents 1-2 decade of life.
What are the GGT levels in panhypopituitarism?
Normal
True or false: sepsis can cause cholestasis at any age
True
What is the cause of galactosemia? Ssx?
Deficient Galactose-1-phosphate uridyl transferase
Hypoglycemia, jaundice, etc
How do you treat galactosemia?
Stop lactose intake
How do you detect galactosemia?
On newborn screen.
What is the supplement you should give children who have biliary issues? Why?
Med chain FAs, since they do not need bile to be absorbed
Which two diseases are susceptible to DILI d/t drugs they’re taking?
HIV
Hep C
True or false: malnutrition predisposes you to DILI
True
What are the outcomes, outside of the p450, that acetaminophen is metabolized?
Glucuronosyl
Sulfation
What what does N-acetylcysteine turn into when given for acetaminophen poisoning?
Glutathione transferase
What is the difference between acute and chronic DILI?
3 months
Cirrhosis with chronic
What are the extrahepatic ssx of DILI?
Fever
Rash
Eosinophilia